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Help, rear side window rattle

mat911

By mat911
in 997 TT, 997 GT2

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mat911

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I would appreciate your help....

I am having serious rattle from both rear windows. I am 100% sure the rattle is coming from the windows because when a apply some pressure with my hand the noise disappears.

I can feel the windows have a little play which I understand is normal, but may be I have to retighten the securing bolts just a little bit and see how it goes.

Anyone knows how to get to these bolts ? Do I have to remove the B pillar ??? I hope not ...

Anyone had this problem before??? What is the fix??

I really hate that noise, because otherwise the car feels extremely solid and rattle free.

Please assist.

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PAULSPEED

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You could shove some guitar picks between

the glass and rubber. After you locate the noise,

then cut up a credit card and use

the small piece.

Paul

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RFM

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Yes you have to remove the B pillar, under the trim and rubber window joints, you will find both window fixing nuts, taking care because this is also an adjusting system (inside-outside) more than a fixation. A pillar removal procedure is certainly on the site (same as 996.)

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